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Monday 9 November

Chinese robotics stock surge on Apple robotics research By Investing.com

AI-generated summary Chinese robotics stocks increased significantly after Apple published a research paper detailing an autonomous humanoid robot control system that utilizes technology from Unitree Robotics. Apple stated that the HALO system achieved a 91 percent success rate across 360 trials while incorporating the Qwen model from Alibaba.

As publishers await click data, Google’s AI visibility push complicates the opt-out decision

AI-generated summary Google has introduced a search opt-out control that lets publishers exclude their content from its AI features, following a U.K. Competition and Markets Authority conduct requirement. Publishers are waiting for click data from Google to judge the trade-off between visibility in AI Overviews and potential traffic losses before deciding whether to use the controls.

NVIDIA Dynamo Recipes Bring Korea’s Leading Open Models to Production

AI-generated summary NVIDIA released Dynamo-optimized deployment recipes for open models including A.X K2, K-EXAONE 2.0, Solar Open 2, and Motif-3. NVIDIA says the recipes optimized for B200 GPUs deliver up to two times performance and help developers bring open models into production faster.

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Sunday 8 November

LG AI Research Opens Free API Access to Its K-EXAONE 2.5 Model

AI-generated summary LG AI Research announced free API access to K-EXAONE 2.5 on November 9, 2026, offering hosted use of the 750-billion-parameter model through the EXAONE API Platform. LG says developers, startups, companies and research institutions can obtain an API key to use the text-only model supporting Korean and English for service development and research.

Kakao Mobility, Nvidia team up to develop Level 4 autonomous driving technology

AI-generated summary Kakao Mobility announced a partnership with Nvidia Corp. to collaborate on the advancement of autonomous driving technology. The two companies plan to develop a Level 4 autonomous driving system that meets global standards by combining their artificial intelligence models and computing platforms.

Also covered by Unite.AI Tech Times